How Depressing!
i truly don't think the insurance company looks at end weight BECAUSE in many cases you are required to lose a substantial amount of weight to prove to the docs/Ins Co that you are a good compliant candidate. Also, the guidelines state 100 lbs overweight OR 40 BMI. If you are considering lapband, they have reduced the guidelines to 30 BMI.
I wouldn't worry about it and don't gain the weight back, you will be fine!
p.s. I work for an insurance company :-)
I wouldn't worry about it and don't gain the weight back, you will be fine!
p.s. I work for an insurance company :-)
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The "Band" isn't Around Your Head
Leslee in Connecticut
3/9/09 240 BMI 38% Body Fat 44% Size 18 Measurements 44-36-45
10/9/2010 139 BMI 22% Body Fat 12% Size 2/3 Measurements 35-27-34
Current 155 BMI 24% Body Fat 18% Size 4/5 Measurements 36-28-35
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